Amirbai Karnataki :the life and times of a songstressDelhi
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TextPublication details: Delhi Kannada Language Chair 2019Description: xiv, 242p. illustrations (black and white)ISBN: 9788188827770Uniform titles: Amīrbāyi Karnāṭaki. Subject(s): Motion picture actors and actresses | Motion picture actors and actresses | SingersDDC classification: 791.43028092 Summary: Amirbai Karnataki (1906 - 1965), born in Bilagi village, Karnataka was a famous actress and playback singer of the yesteryears. Mahatma Gandhi was an ardent fan of her song vaishnava jana to tene kahiye. During 1940s, Amirbai became one of the most sought after singers. This is perhaps the only full-length biography of Amirbai. The uniqueness of the book lies in the fact that it is woven in a non-linear, analytical mode. Her life is constructed thematically placing it in the cultural and political context of yesteryars. The work is backed by an extensive field work and vast reading. This book can be beneficial to academicians, and people who work in theatres and cinemas since it places the life of Amirbai Karnataki in the larger context of the struggle of women artists in the early part of 20th century.
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Translation of: Amīrbāyi Karnāṭaki.
Translated from Kannada
Amirbai Karnataki (1906 - 1965), born in Bilagi village, Karnataka was a famous actress and playback singer of the yesteryears. Mahatma Gandhi was an ardent fan of her song vaishnava jana to tene kahiye. During 1940s, Amirbai became one of the most sought after singers. This is perhaps the only full-length biography of Amirbai. The uniqueness of the book lies in the fact that it is woven in a non-linear, analytical mode. Her life is constructed thematically placing it in the cultural and political context of yesteryars. The work is backed by an extensive field work and vast reading. This book can be beneficial to academicians, and people who work in theatres and cinemas since it places the life of Amirbai Karnataki in the larger context of the struggle of women artists in the early part of 20th century.
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